There have been quite a few curve balls being pitched my way these past few months. Some have been easier to swing at than others. Some have been just too darned wild to gain focus to begin to grip.
Then there are the moments when the pitch comes right to me. An easy, "here you go" kind of pitch.
I still cannot identify that constellation in the south sky. Tonight one of the stars was really flickering red. And then just above it, the Milky Way was streaming. As I sat on the stoop at the barn letting the goodles out for a late night stadium-fare, Rayito, one of my feral cats, comes walking out from behind the barn. I haven't seen him lately. He comes in just close enough to catch his vibe, he looked over at me to let me know he was doing alright, and pitter-pattered over to crouch down and watch the goodles browse.
I nodded my head in appreciation of the moment.
As I was walking back to the house, admiring the sparkling red star in my unknown constellation, a shooting star pitched itself in my direction. I laughed. I put out my catcher's mitt and caught that star in flight.
Monday, July 9, 2012
Why Not Baseball Blog?
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